Next Green Wave said it will kick off its cultivation program at its 35,000-square-foot facility in Coalinga, California immediately as it receives its first plantlets to house “a perpetual harvest cycle” of approximately 50 yields per year.

Each growth to point-of-sale cycle is expected to last four months. The building is equipped with 14 climate-controlled flowering rooms which are expected to produce 9,150 pounds of cannabis flower annually.

The raw material and biomass grown from Next Green Wave’s facility will be used for extraction for downstream consumer products such as oils, waxes, tinctures and extracts for custom vaporizer products associated with the company’s WEARESDC partner brands and other licensed cultivators in the wholesale supply-chain.

“Beginning the production cycle is a critical milestone for us and a clear testament of our efforts,” said Next Green Wave CEO Leigh Hughes in a statement. “We completed all our due-diligence to ensure our supply-chain and facility protect the quality and integrity of our product and safety of our staff.”

Hughes said the company was “poised for growth” and ready to “amass a considerable stake of California’s premium cannabis market.”

Last month, Vancouver-based Next green Wave said its acquisition of SD Cannabis Ventures LLC and its investment in Organic Medical Growth are poised to drive revenue in 2019 and help with the execution of its distribution and product development in California.